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Introduction
This page contains examples to use when practicing or teaching
Test Driven Development
(TDD).
The Three Rules of TDD
Red Green Refactor
Examples
Here are a few stand-alone examples:
TDD Example Catalog
Projects
RPN Calculator
(
print
)
Monopoly(r)
(
print
)
Use in a C++ Class
Here is the beginnings of an example TDD session using the
Monopoly(r)
as the basis and
C++
as the language.
Notes on CppUTest
Notes on CppULite
TwoDayTddJavaEclipseWorkspace
C++ Project Outline
Moving towards a story-based expression of tests
Use in a Java Class
Use a TDD approach for the
RPN Calculator
.
Next, use the
Monopoly(r)
problem.
For each "release"
User story workshop
Sequence user stories
For each user story in the release:
Develop UAT
Create communication diagram(s) in support of the UAT's for a given story
Use TDD to implement it
Check in the story
Finish the release and move on
Mockito
In a C# Class
CSharpTddNotes
Moq
For Objective-C
Getting Started in XCode
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Introduction
This page contains examples to use when practicing or teaching Test Driven Development (TDD).
Examples
Here are a few stand-alone examples: TDD Example CatalogProjects
Use in a C++ Class
Here is the beginnings of an example TDD session using the Monopoly(r) as the basis and C++ as the language.Notes on CppUTest
Notes on CppULite
TwoDayTddJavaEclipseWorkspace
C++ Project Outline
Moving towards a story-based expression of tests
Use in a Java Class
Use a TDD approach for the RPN Calculator.
Next, use the Monopoly(r) problem.
Mockito
In a C# Class
For Objective-C